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ChiSox alter batting order
Deseret News (Salt Lake City), May 6, 2008 by Associated Press
TORONTO -- After the blowup dolls didn't help lift the Chicago White Sox out of their slump, manager Ozzie Guillen tried a more traditional approach: He changed the batting order.
Guillen batted Orlando Cabrera leadoff for the White Sox's game against the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday night. He also moved Carlos Quentin up to second and dropped Nick Swisher to sixth in the order.
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On Sunday, the White Sox arranged all their bats in front of a pair of blowup dolls on a clubhouse couch in an attempt to shake the team out of its funk. It didn't work.
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